Mesa State

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Briefs: Sports Mesa State Roundup March 14, 2009

Walker joins Mesa elite, will be an All-American • Mesa State College junior Chase Walker made school history Friday in Houston. The 157-pounder from Morgan, Utah, will be Mesa’s first All-American Division II wrestler ...

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Mavs don’t have to rely on home runs to win games

The Mesa State College baseball team is off to its customary good start, but the Mavs are going about things a little differently. The fourth-ranked Mavericks (17-4, 7-1 RMAC) are averaging 11.9 runs a game and are on pace to threaten the ...

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Softball coach Mort pleased with Mavericks’ progress

The conference season begins so quickly in softball, there’s not much time to figure out your team before the games really start to count. That’s what Kris Mort and the Mesa State College softball team have been fighting through ...

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Briefs: Sports Mesa State Roundup March 21, 2009

College Tennis • Mavs split with Western New Mexico The Mesa State College men’s and women’s tennis teams opened RMAC play Wednesday with the same scores, but different results, in Silver City, N.M. The women (8-1, 1-0 ...

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Mesa’s Walker, Breed hope for top-8 finish at nationals

Chase Walker and Rhett Breed took the long way to qualify for nationals, but that doesn’t mean they’re satisfied. The Mesa State College wrestlers will compete in their first NCAA Division II Championship this weekend in Houston ...

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MESA STATE RESPONDS AFTER LOSING GAME 1 TO SPLIT WITH UCCS

Kris Mort didn’t know who to pitch Monday in the final game of an RMAC softball series against the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs. She asked her senior catcher, Meagan Hennessy, and after some discussion, Hennessy said, ...

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Jordan’s payback helps Mavs split with UCCS

Sara Jordan made three mistakes on pitches in the first game of Mesa State College’s doubleheader split Sunday with the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs. All three were hit out of the park at Bergman Field. In the second game, ...

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Mesa State men’s basketball team fails to get spot in Central Region

The happy banter stopped as the brackets started popping up on the big screen. And when it came around to the Central Region, the Mesa State College men’s basketball team was silent Sunday evening as the teams started sliding into ...

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Mesa State baseball team earns sweep of Highlands

A series sweep didn’t elude the Mesa State College baseball team this time. The Mavericks completed a four-game RMAC sweep of New Mexico Highlands, winning Sunday’s finale 10-3 at Suplizio Field. Mesa State is on a five-game ...

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Manley, Keating hope Pro Days get them noticed by NFL teams

Maurice Manley took the plunge and hired an agent. Yes, a football agent. “It’s kind of crazy,” the Grand Junction native said. “I didn’t know if I needed one. I called one that (former Mesa State football ...

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